Same logic applies here, large population centers within close proximity, cheap fares. Come up a proposal that includes all this, then we'll listen.
Dallas/Fort Worth - Oklahoma City - Wichita
Portland - Seattle - Vancouver
Atlanta - Chattanooga - Nashville - Chicago
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dayton and Columbus
There's some others in Florida and California.
We also have offices in Cincinnati, Columbus and Dayton.
I guarantee you that our lawyers would not use high-speed rail to go from office to office because of their tight schedules.
Waste of money.
As far as public transit in Cleveland, people have been riding for too cheap for too long.